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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-24

VALUABLE POINTERS LOST Martin
Barney, well-known resident of Auburn,
mourns the loss of his celebrated white
and orange pointer Tom Finch, and Toms
valuable mate Galatea, or Gal" white and
liver colored. Last Saturday they slipped
off from him and went hunting on their
own account on the hills near town, and
Mr.. Barney has not heard of them since.
As they were well known around Auburn,
DO one living there would endeavor to steal
them, but their owner thinks they were
stolen by some one to ship away, or they
may have fallen into a deserted mining
shaft or been shot by a sheepherder on sus-
picion that they would trouble his sheep.
Tom Finch was regarded as without supe-
rior in breeding and appearance, and as the
equal of any pointer dog alive, and his
owner would not accept $1,000 for him.
He was the winner of the Pacific Coast
Field Trial Derby of 1885. Gal" was i'm
ported from the East a few months ago.
OFFICIAL INsPEcrIoS.-J. B. Clarke, Pro-
fesser of Mathematics at the State Univer-
sity, yesterday paid an official visit OF
where he examined the classes in mathe-
mates. He expressed himself as well
pleased with the result These examine
tions are made annually or oftener, and
upon the reports of the examiners the
standings of the several High Schools OF
the State are based, and their graduates
either admitted to the University or sub
Jected TO preliminary examinations. The
High School of this city is one of the few
whose graduates have been admitted to the
University on their diplomas
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-24

IL chronic diseases medicines should be
restoring and not facilitating in their ac-
ton. The wonderful Strengthening and
curative effects realized from the use of
Ayers Sarsaparilla sustain the reputation
of this remedy as the most popular blood
purifier.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-24

A new time table goes into effect on the
Sacramento and Placerville Railroad to-
morrow, by which the morning. train will
leave the city at A. NJ, and the freight
and accommodation in the afternoon at 3.
Returning, the morning train will get in
at $40, and the afternoon at 1:50. The
suburban train will commence its trips
tomorrow, running as follows: Leaving
Folsom at $40 \. NJ, arriving at Home
stead ct 6:24; Twenty-sixth street, 6:37 ;
Eighteenth street, GAL; Ninth street, 6:45,
and at the depot at $50. Returning it will
leave the depot at $40 P. NJ and reach Fol-
som at $40 p. NJ, after stopping at the
several way stations. Coupon commuta-
ton tickets are now on sale for use be-
tween the city and Homestead and in
termediate stations. The price is 81 so per
book or cents per trip. The single fare is
10 cents. No halt rates will be allowed.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-24

Affection is called TO the Referees sale
OF the celebrated Bartlett's Springs prop
erty, on June I'd, at Lakeport The waters
of that spring are said to possess the most
wonderful c1Fatiye powers Of any spying
in America.
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION

New Time-card-Shingle Springs route.
Occidental Encampment.
Capital Council.
Memorial Day Committees.
Memorial Determination.
Lecture by Rev. A. j. Frost.
Card of Thanks
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FOR SALE-WANTED.

ID EsTAURANT FOR SALE-DOING A FINE
IL business. that could be largely increased by
an experienced person. This is a fine business
opportunity, and will be sold cheap on account
OF il-health OF owner.
DUIDING LOTS, IN ALL PORTIONS OF
d the city. Several on the irstallmert plan.
oO0O EACH-FOR TWO FINE HIGH LOTS,
0OOU each 40x160, on street, between Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth.
DwELLlNG-HousEs, FROM $50 UPWARD.
THRUIT AND GRAIN FARMS IN ALL POR-
T. tions of Central California, in tracts to suit,
and on easy terms
yXYANTED-COTTAGE5, CONVENIENT TO
w business streets, renting from $40 to $50.
APPLY TO
sherman &c Parker,
Insurance & Real Estate Agents,
No.1Oo7 Fourth street, between ) and X,
SACRAM ENTo.
MON Ex TO LOAN,
In Small and Large Sums. 3p
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-24

WASTED-Customers to buy harnesses
and buggy robes. Splendid value will be
offered on large variety from to-day. at
Red House
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-24

EVERYBODY is looking forward to the
Caledonia picnic and games, for it is Away;
the greatest event of the season.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-24

30 PIANO but the " Mathushek" has the
tuning pins pushed into a solid iron frame.
Silver Medal at Mechanics Fair.
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Auction Sales.


By w. II. Sherburn-This morning
By Bell d Co.-Iarge auction sale tomorrow.
By Bell & Co.-Auction this morning, saloon
fixtures
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Pianos IF you want the best. buy the
Chickering. A fresh shipment of the new
style " upright lust coming in. L. X.
Hammer, sole agent. No. $50 street.
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SEE our show windows for a few bar
gains, at Red House
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FOR SAE.D,

THREE BROOD MARES; ONE ePAN@
i Horses, years; one span Horses, tE5gA
years-all well broke to work, single or ~
double Two Colts, one year, one YEATS All
the above choice stock. Also, one span Mules
well broke. The above will be sold on Teaeona-
Bile terms Apply to Mrs. GEO MARTIN, Jack
son valley, Amador county, Cal. APPS toiel
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-24

The Young Mems Christian Association
delegates who have been in our city for the
past two days left for their Eastern homes
last night on the overland. Through the
kindness Of J. W. Wilson, they were driven
around the city yesterday morning, then to
Woodland, where they were entertained
most Hospitality, and on their return took
dinner with the President and Secretary of
the local Association. The party were re-
inforeed at the depot. and left here large
company. All expressed great admiration
of California and the generous treatment
they had received while here. Before leav-
ing several Association songs were sung at
the depot the delegates being assisted by a
number of the local members.
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BORN.
DIED.

Grass Valley, May l6-wife of Josiah Palamoun-
tain. a son.
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This Morning at 9 o'clock
Ladies Muslin ChemiSe, yoke trimmed with
embroidery inserting; all sizes, 20 cents.
Fancy Goods Department.
SOMETHING new.
Face Yelling in all the fashionable shades,
such as heiotrope, Pompeian red cigar brown,
ETC., and avaM silk em6roidered edge, IS
cents per yard.
Also, novelties in Yelling with chenille
dots.
EVENING SHAWLS.

Cream colored Shoulder Scarfs with worsted
fringe and silk embroidery, So so. Cream
colored Squares, s. SO. Cream-colored
Scarfs, with heavy silk embroidery and
silk fringe, 81 50.
Scarfs and Squares, plain or embroidered, in
all colors, 81 so to So IS,
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HoU&EsHohD E&&aNGADTEg@
OF
f" SARSFIELD" REMEDIES CO.

sARsFIfII.N REMEDY for the Blood Constipation
SARSFIELDS CHRONIC
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nor SALE-A FRESH MILK. AL s-.~--
l. most full bred Jersey Cow aud 5ExTS yza
Calf. Inquire at 1121 Ninth street. ISA
myIS-iW@ .--1a-&A-
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NOW THAT TIE RAILROAD is GOING TO
BE COMPLETED TO PLACERVILLE, YOU
SHOULD PURCHASE A FARM IN
Ell DORADO BEFORE THE PRICES AID
VANCE
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-24

EoR sALE--400 ACRES OF LAND, WE'LL
Z improved, on the Greenbaek Road, Ia
miles from Sacramento, and miles from Ante
lope Station, on C, p R. K. For particulars in
quire of II. SPROCH, Twelve-mile House, on
Auburn Road, or with the owner, MRS. E. H.
COYLE, adjoining Norris Grant on east side or
address to ANTELOPE, Sacramento county
nn42-lrnA
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-24

EyOR SALOON MODERATE TERMS, -FOUR
L lots S0xl60 feet each, on south side OF
block between o and p, Twentieth and Twenty
first streets; one Of the most elevated and Pleas
distance from street railroad. AppIy 20 * E.
CHAMBERLAIN, at Bank of D. o. MILLS Il co,
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oO0O EACH-FoR TWO FINE HIGH LOTS,
SOOU each 40xl60, on Q street, between Thir-
feenth and Fourteenth
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DUTLDING LOTS, IN ALL PORTIONS OF
d the city. Several on ths ilstallmert plan.
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FOB sALE--TO LEr.

PAsTURAGE-GOoD PAsTURAGE CAN BE
had at the Six mile House, Marysville Road.
Horses, 81 per month; Cattle 81.
my2l-lw* W. II. BASLER
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HOTEL FOR SALE-THE POPULAR WILL
ii lam Tell House, corner OF Ninth and ]
streets Sacrame nto, with lease to run five years.
IS Tor sale; house has fine patronage, being
always full. For particulars address or inquire
OF GARDNER & KNAUER, Proprietors, at the
AoISl mylgIW
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CHALLENGE!

H II - u III e "a,
BEDDING co., CSC, COS, 61O, Gle ST.. sac'to.
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EOR SALE OR TO LET MODERN -
Built One-story Cottage, seven rooms fs..:::
gas ana bath; large lot, fine location on LII
street car line. Inquire of CARL sTROBEI- SCI
J street. mv2I-6ts
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LECTURE BY DR.. FRosT.-Revereud ]. ].
Frost, D. D, will deliver his interesting
and practical lecture entitled The Won
ders of the Yosemite, and How TO Visit the
Yosemite and Have it Cost Only SIS More
than TO Stay at Home at the N. E.
Church South, tomorrow evening.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-24

What g truly beautiful world We live
ial Nature gave rs grandeur OF noun
tains, glsns and ocsans, and thousands
Of means OF enioymenL We can de-
sire ne more When IN perfect health;
bat how often de the majority OF people
feel like giving up disheartened, dis
coaraaed aud worn out With disease,
when there IL no occasion fer this feel
ing, as evsEy sufferer can easily obtain
satisfactory proof. that Green's August
Flower, viii make them free from dis
ease, AZ when born. Dyspepsia, and
Liver Complaint are the direct causes
Of ssvesty i've per cent. OF sueh mala-
dies as BiIOusDess. indigestion, Sick
HeadAsha. Cosiiveness. Nervous Pros
trasion, Dizziness Of the Head, Palpita-
ton Of the Heart. and other distressing
symptoms. Three dos Of August Flow
o. viii prove its wonderful eject. sam
ole bc4tlsa. 10 cents. Try t. d.
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SEATTLE, March - Very Iittle
change - noted In the maTknt daring
he past seek. 6tApls quotations. are as
follows
EGGS OseRon eeRs wholesale a. Is
cents and washinzton sxRs retail at %
cents Per dozea.
POfATOES-No change notsd sinee
lANs quotation. Farmers ct - PER ton
On ths river hank and retailers charge
e1-0 10 9l.75 per hundred weight
cheeses retail at 20 20 3 cents peT p0nBd.
BKRF.-DsaisEs pay ~ 70 g. per
p0uDd On foot; whelesale. dressed. toe.;
retail, l21< 10 $ Q. per p0uad.
EUR1ON.-DealeRs pay ~ 70 Sc. On
foot; wholesale. dressed, He; retail, s
TO 15a per pound.
P0Rk.-DsaleEs pay 70 $40. PER
pound On foot; wholesase. dressed. SCI
retail. 10 70 l5s. per pound.
HOPS.-The offerings are said -
rage from Is 10 20 csnts per pound.
OATS-The market ID very firm e
high prices. Large dealers claim that
they can sell oats here a. $3.50 per
ton. The retail market ranges ffem
tl.75 20 $50 psr GENITAL.
sEEDS-Fisld seeds-Red clover. lie;
white clover, Ike; aisyks clover. l61<e;
Kentucky blue grass, lie; orchard Rrasss
l4c.s timothy, $40; mesquite. 711c; al
falfs. 13e; red top, TIE; Australian re.
80. Garden eeeds-Bean, 10c; beet 25cs
carrot, zoe; corn. Zoe; lettuce. coo; nusk-
melon, $50; watermelon. SOC; onion.
el-D: pea. 71<e; pumpkin, &c; radish,
s5c; spinach, BE; turnip, Sos. and Futa
HAY-Jobbins prices here are placed
at go on the wharf or 80 delivered.
WHEAT-Wholesale, So per ton; 70
tail. s1.75 per GENITAL.
FLOUR-WholssaIe. el.e6; retail. s.
cHIOKENs Wholesale. ss; retail.
APPLEs-whOlssaIs, 50 to 80 cents,
and retail for 90 cents 20 81.
BUrTER-Retail prices nov range
from 40d70 cents per roll.
CABBAGE Wholesale, s cents r.
tail. 81 cents per pound.
ONIONS-Wholes e2.50 per Genial;
retail, 8 70 cents per pound.
OORN-Orushed or whole. Wholesale,
$2S Per ton; retail, SLIGO per GENITAL.
OIL OAKE MEAL-Nholesale, SIS
per ton; retail. cents per pound.
O0AL-Retail. "a per ton at bunkers.
WOOD Retail, cord wood. $3.50 |;
stove wood, blocks, a.; stove wood,
split, e5peF cord, delivered.
IRON-Foanders pay t24(a30 PR ton
for pig iron.
LUMBER-RouRh, common. SO per
n; flooring. $139lS per n, 60 size and
quality; dressed lumber. &l7@1S; rus
tio, el39l7; dressed clear cedar, $50;
door jambs. pulley styles, etc., SO per
III; pickets. 9 centa each; laths, 81 per
thousand; shingles e. per thousand
MILLSTUFFS- Bran, Wholesale, $lS
per ton; retail. &1.25 per GENITAL; shorts.
wholesale, $23.50 per ton; retail, el-Soper
GENITAL; chop feed, Wholesale, &26; re-
tail. 81 80.
PROVISIONS-Rstail pFices quoted
"a follows: Hams. LIZ 10 Is cents per
pound; bacon, 10 TO Is cents; lard, 10
TO 121f cents per pound.
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Sss EAbrosdsrs4s. oHzsrEa cLHAHr

INTrIaE TRIP.-Ths steamer Yuma
left Budlong's boathoase yesterday
afternoon with about 80 precious q
eatso Of human freight ~ man has ever
seen transported across the fair bosom
81 Elliott BAv. II Vas the nfsa strip OF
the season and = Roodly nnmeer Of eiti-
Eens, well known for their inhasnee and
good looks. utilu-a the opportunity
afforded 10 inspect the progress made
GU she woFk a. Smisk's Cove. Among
those Who responded AVE. aye, arr %
the call Of Captain Alsck we're GAY Q.
Phinney. John Leary. G. h kitteneer
ard Herman Chapin. Ten OF twelve
others, including doc. formed acespt
able ballast, and, Al the same time,
saccseded admirably IN lending dignity
10 The occasion. A stop vas N Ade a.
sha Cove and the course then LAID for
West Point. Here the foe-horn ma
ehipsry wAs inspected and an examinA-
ton made into the intEicaeies OF the
revolving hight. The journey hsme
vas enliveued With interesting canSer-
satiau 90 the great future Of Seattle aud
the unnistakahly excellent quality 81
aSgSmp Angel" mixture carried N the
shiu's cesst.
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HNNDsokE MKDALA.-G. @. White. en-.
gravsr for L. p. Smith q Sons. has Just
completed the 1887 medals fer the Seat.
tie BED and Gun Club. There are three
medals for she three classes Of clay pig
con shooters and two medals for the
rife branch Of the club. The clay bird
medals are Of gold, and almost exactly
alike, and Of the same value. These
medals might be described as round
disc, . little larger than Q ten dollar
gold pieoe, with raised edge, with q
monogram Of che club in the center,
surrounded by 9 laurel wreath. The
crossbar IL lettered With black enamel,
+" First class" "Secona class" or
Z" Third class" as the case may be.
The medals for the rife practice have .
round disc, cross rides, surmounted by
targets and laurel wreaths. The
matches for the trap medals commence
on April 9Th. and will continue six
months, but no date has been fixed for
the rife matches 10 begin.
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ZEAL EsTkTE.

The following deeds we're aled In the
Auditors office for record yesterday:
ID. W. Lichtenthaler 10 Z. NJ. Carr
and Hareld Preston. undivided one
half Of acres In the Seattle Home
stead Association tract, known as block
65; SiC0.
Charles Waters 10 Annie A. Hall. lot
n, Somofville; e3c9.
Nicholas II. Brasen to Moses sum
mons, lot 8, block "A, sarah A. Bells
second addition; $500.
Charles Waters 10 Frank II. WinsloW,
LOS Is, Somerville; $50.
W. X. Smith 70 Frank II. Winslow,
LOT Z. block los, Arthur A. Denny's ex.
tension to TeFry's addition; elt6O.
Francis X. Day 30 z. r. kilnourne,
block 10, Mercsr's addition; 5000.
Christian Sohe1srman 10 Francis X.
Day, 20 acres IN section Is, township Is,
range 4 east; $500.
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Timothy hsy g ss,line 81 ss pes ssl
by Mussigbrod 4 TOBY.
q'he UmasiIla yin sail today, zeal H.
A.. for San Franeisco.
m. steamship Geo. w. El6er ~
.urned here from up sound, and y loaa'
isg coal a. the bankers
Tbe Tassna Gaasds aFs dFilline
.lghtlF 10 anticipeflon Of tneif tfinm-
nSsl tsur Of the United States
r Judkins, tue photographer. has
..es.ior,tiv recovered his health 10 Fe0n-
isrlV attend 10 his business again.
Tha collier San Pedro passed up
aonnd Yesterday, to load coal Tor the
1sntral Pacihe Rsilroad Company.
The CITY Of Qaincy brought down
s,om Mortimer Cocks Mill. on the
sSsott river, 10000 shingles yestsFdry.
chaupe Of venue has been taken IN
- ramUbeII- Huutley ease, which will
soms 40 before Justice sodeFbeFg 10
day.
tn. nav uoper works "a the steamer
III Libby are well IN frame, ana work
an The machinery is nov being pushed
rapidly ahead.
The steamer O'ympisn viii be taken
4. a. francisco and placed in ths dry
Soak before going into service on the
AIaska route.
Mrs. Ada B. Green, Of New York City,
q visiting the family OF her bgotheE,
With. Green, 10 this city. She ex-
rsots 10 spend the summer on the SOund.
MT. A. Russell. q machinist Of De-
s.1uF. Illinois, arrived on the Fleet
800 Yesterday, and secured situation
hSfore be had been here an hour, Ct the
washington Iron WORKS.
Mr.. Lake states that be will 90 right
n vork on the hull Of the new steamer
-, MessFs. Harkins, Goodine b o.,
and have il completed by the time the
roller and maehiueFy are completed
Tn. bark OeIumbia Il awaiting the
arrival Of the tug Tacoma, aud will
Urobably sail today. The next vessel 10
arrive ii Stetson 4 Posts mill is the
bark Henry Book, 70 lead lumber fer
San Pedro.
While making her landing yesterday,
the FIeetwood's stern line got 10 some
nv eutsnRIed 10 her propeller, and
sptbouoh causing considerable annoy
snoe. Il did not interfere with her going
out on time.
Judee r. 3. Greene has accepted an
Invitation 10 deliver the annual address
hsfore the University Of Oregon at
Pasene City on next Cemmenoement
Day. The address last year vas de-
Iiversd by Judge Deadly, Of Oregon.
Everybody and every machine at she
Washington Iron Works are busy IN
both The machine and foundry depart
ments. The lsrge ay- wheel. ten feet in
diameter and 10 inch face, the largest
aywheel ever east 90 the Sound, was
taken from she sand. yesterday, and
found TO DO perfect casting.
Through the efforts Of the indsfatig-
able Coy @. PaiRney. the steam launch
Yuma, Captain Alex. Sawyer. has been
placed on the route between BudionR's
Boat House and Smiths Cove, the
terminus Of the Seattle. Lake Shore and
Eastern Railway. making two round
trips .each day. The enterprise OF
Nj. Phinney viii be appreciated by the
travelling public, and the Yuma will no
doubt make SOME money for her owners.
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Teat produces that beautiful. soft and
deIicaae esmplaxiOn and leaves no traces
Of its application OF iniurious eaectsf
The answer: wMDoM's RoBEz-xE &c
eomRlfshes all this and 10 pronounced
by ladies Of tazis and refinement the
most delightful toilet article ever pro
aueed. o-Sra1teeS under . forfeiture
Of 5000 10 Be Absolutsly free from
harmful or iujarioas suhstaness For
sale BY A. b. SrEwAKT. mFs wssn6wly
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HID ron SMUooLn0.-By order Of
The customs authorities Of Port Town
send. August Hanson. late mate Of tie
steamer Emma Hayward, was arrested
10 this city yesterday morning fer Snug
Cling. IL will be remembered that some
two wesks ago the Posr-INTKLLIoKNcxR
published q statement from an employe
Of one Of the steamers showing how, BY
collision between the crews of The
steamers running 10 Victoria and GER
tain Of the crew Of the Hayward, ruu-
ming TO Olympia, where there vas no
customs officer, systematic Smuggling
operations we're carried On, and showed
how, by quarrel between some Of the
boat hands, the scheme was given away
70 Mr.. james Price, late purser Of the
Hayward but nov customs officer, and
how, IN making q search Of the boat, he
found ten pounds Of Opium 10 Mate
Hanson's berth. This discovery led to
the dismissal Of the mate and several
other members OF the HaSwaFd's crew.
bot no legal steps were taken TO investi.
gate the affair until yesterday. when
August Hansen was arrested. His ex-
animation tosk place yesterday after
noon before United States Commits
sioneF Roen Smith, Who bound the de-
fendaRs over IT, the sum Of $500 20 ap-
pear before the United Htates Grand
J1FyI which eOnvenes IN Olympia on
the dFst Monday In June.
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This result Of indigestion vili no
longer Be experiensed Il SimDenS
Liver RsRalaisF b taken after each
meal. Il i such . good dieesier, and %
mia ana pleasant 10 10 efsct. thai 10 u
usad hy many, afteF . heaxty meal, 20
fusaFa aosd diE-stion- The Regulator
As noa na1ssaas OF tFTttase the
stomach, Dus eorreets Acidiiy. dtspels
fual gases. allays iEFitati0a acd assisia
lhs siomssh u ~ dismtiess mrsa ~
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ADYICK no MoTHKRs.

Mrs. WinsloW's Soothing Syrup. for
children teething, is the prescription Of
one of the bess female nurses and ply
siciaAs in the United States, and has
been used for forty years with never
failing success By millions OF mothers
for their children. During the process
Of teethIne lie value 10 incalculable. II
relieves the child from pain, cures dys-
EMERY and diaFrhcsa, griPing IN the
bowels and wind colo. By giving
health to the child Il rests the mother.
Price 25s bottle. Dy2lwiy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-24

LOOKING FeR CoSTRAcrA-Msssrs. j..
w. Mcleod and ChAs E. Perry, prom
meat railroad engineers and contractors.
arrived here from Victoria yesterday
vie 9 view 10 looking over the ground
HAa sscsrtaining whether OF not u
seoid b advisable 10 take some con
TScss on the Seattle. Lake shore 4
EASTERN Railroad They called 90 Chtef
q gineeF J. @. ScnrFy. who informed
soen that be expected 20 have another
retsoe rrAdy for contractors % ngnre
ee 10 week or ten DAYS. and MesSrs.
Mcleod aud Perry promised 10 rstnrn
~ teA time. They stand ready % pas
W ~ Per cent OF the amount Of any
seafaei they may receive. for the faith
~ performance Of the WORK. Mr..
vwssty Il ssn-tn-lav Of Captain Thos.
wight Of tsis city.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-24
RANT

Pay from 800 TO $50 more 70 an
agent for . piano when you can buy q
Weber and Decker 4 Son piano direct
from the factory and save all prcdta 10
middlemen. Frank kinball. manu-
facturer's Agent. Once, three doors
above Rostofice. Pianos on easy terms
and for rent. Sample pianos on hand.
Send and get prices. fe22.f